Enter a month, day and year to see your animal sign and the exact dates of its Chinese zodiac year. Chinese Zodiac checks dates against a table built from Hong Kong Observatory calendar data for 1924–2036. For example, its finder returns Tiger for January 28, 1987, because the Rabbit year began the following day. The site uses Chinese New Year for this year-sign lookup and explains why a Four Pillars chart may instead use Li Chun.
From the result, you can open the daily, weekly or yearly horoscope for your sign. Each edition is dated and fixed, so refreshing it does not create a new reading. The compatibility tool compares any two signs using harmony, clash, harm, break and punishment patterns without a percentage score. There is also a Tai Sui checker and separate guides for the 2026 Horse year and 2027 Goat year. The site is in English and all tools are free without an account. It says birthdays are not saved or placed in page URLs; only a selected sign may be remembered in your browser.
